I have returned to XP, mainly because of too many BSOD (way many more than in XP), in both Laptop and Desktop PC.
Originally posted by: juktar
If yoour getting too many BSOD then your problem most likly is in hardware. I have very rarely received a BSOD in XP that wasnot related to hardware. The couple of times I did, it was related to software that I was running.
Originally posted by: stevty2889
I was running Vista, and went back to XP. Games were running worse in Vista, no longer lets me use my hotmail account with outlook express, can't find any temp monitoring program that works right, including speedfan. I do like the look and feel of it, but there are too many things that it lacks or slows down for me to want to keep using it
Smilin,Originally posted by: Smilin
The general rule: 3 or more different types of bugchecks is almost certainly a hardware issue. Some single bugchecks can be indicative of a hardware issue with just one (stop 77 with first parameter 0 for instance). Stop 50s and such are typically software.
Originally posted by: stevty2889
I was running Vista, and went back to XP. Games were running worse in Vista, no longer lets me use my hotmail account with outlook express, can't find any temp monitoring program that works right, including speedfan. I do like the look and feel of it, but there are too many things that it lacks or slows down for me to want to keep using it
Originally posted by: Tegeril
Originally posted by: stevty2889
I was running Vista, and went back to XP. Games were running worse in Vista, no longer lets me use my hotmail account with outlook express, can't find any temp monitoring program that works right, including speedfan. I do like the look and feel of it, but there are too many things that it lacks or slows down for me to want to keep using it
SpeedFan works fine in Vista, x86 and x64. Hotmail can be checked in Thunderbird with a super easy third party extension.
Originally posted by: BladeVenom
I would say something about how much Vista sucks, but benchmarks say it better than words.